Converse of object

• throw: Don't be fooled by the title ' McDonald's goes ' vegan ' - they are just throwing a sop at protesters.

• give: Is it I. " He said the one to whom I give the sop, he it is who betrays Me.

• have: In addition, it should have an SOP coordinated with the brigade rear CP for conducting emergency moves.

• offer: For its part, religion can only offer the sop of God's comfort blanket for those bereaved by His own acts.

• dip: And He dipped the sop and gave it to Judas.

Adjective modifier

• appropriate: Also, the method used must be consistent with the unit's mission and must strictly adhere to the appropriate SOPs and regulations.

• new: The list is by no means exhaustive and it is hoped it will be continually added to and updated as new SOPs are developed.

• relevant: The criteria to be investigated must be detailed in the relevant SOP together with the corrective action to be taken.

• clear: The issue of removing watchtowers and restricting helicopter flights is a clear sop to the IRA of South Armagh.

• few: It corrupts an insignificant labor aristocracy with a few sops and keeps the great masses in subjection by blood and iron.

• local: Local written SOPs must be in place for dealing with telephone requests.

Modifies a noun

• training: These included GCP and SOP training courses for monitors and specific workshops for study team leaders such as protocol writing and effective study coordination.

Noun used with modifier

• unit: A standard arrangement of the TAC CP may be stated in the unit SOP.

• company: To follow company SOPs and other regulatory guidance documents ( ICH Guidelines ) To ensure that timelines are met.

• draft: The draft SoP changes the HMRC's interpretation of two of these tests.

• troop: This format should be included in the troop SOP.

• cop: OUTPUT: A cop sop on a mop with a hop.

• comfort: All coaches are non smoking, although comfort sops will be made.